Phaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from

Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical sounds
reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known as
Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from the
fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this stream flows at

all seasons uninterruptedlyPhaladhara Panchadhara

This most beautiful scene spot is located about 4 km from
Srisailam. Tradition records that Bhagavan Adisankara performed
penance at this place and composed the famous Sivanandalahari
here. This spot is in a narrow valley approached by a flight of
steps where subterranean streams of pure water with musical
sounds reverberating the surroundings. These streams are known
as Phaladhara-Panchadhara and these signify their origin from
the fore head of God Siva, the Phaladhara (Phala=fore head,
dhara=stream) and denotes the five aspects of Siva, the
Panchadhara (Pancha=five, dhara=stream). The water from this
stream flows at all seasons uninterruptedly